In 2015, the Lord gave Jacques Malan and his wife Wynie the privilege of becoming part of the Mukhanyo family. His main tasks centre on the training of men and women who feel called to some form of church ministry.
 
There can hardly be a more strategic work than helping to shape such present and future role-players in the church of Jesus Christ. By God’s grace, the few years in which we interact with students here at the college will continue to bear good fruit for many years afterward.

“First and foremost, Mukhanyo Theological College is not just like any other institution; it is a Christian institution,” says Given Xaba. According to him, Mukhanyo offers a very high level of quality education. But Mukhanyo’s focus is not only on academics; it also puts much emphasis on Christian character.

​“Before I started at Mukhanyo, I was discouraged by some people telling me that Mukhanyo does not believe and teach the Holy Spirit. This I found out is not the case; the college believes and teaches about the Holy Spirit and His work in the life of a believer.”

In July 1993, Rev Flip Buys of the Reformed Churches in South Africa accepted a call to become a missionary in KwaNdebele, focussing on the development of the Mukhanyo Bible School. After a year of preparations, he started in 1994 with five students at what is now Mukhanyo Theological College. He was principal, lecturer, missionary, church planter, and fund-raiser, all in one. Today, retired but still active, he will tell you how God has provided much more than originally imagined. Through the years, God blessed Mukhanyo with growth in many aspects.